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Fill first petrol up to the mark
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Then, fill oil up to the mark
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Shake the fuel mixture.
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Fuels have only a limited shelf-life. Outdated fuels and fuel
mixtures may result in starting problems. Therefore, mix only
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this. Keep fuel containers in a dry and safe area.
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Make sure that fuel containers are kept out of the reach for
that quantity of fuel which you can
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store fuels in containers approved and identified for
children.
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Make sure to dispose of fuel remainders and liquids
used for cleaning according to relevant regulations and in an
environmentally compatible manner.
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Stop the engine and allow it to cool down.
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Wear protective gloves.
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Avoid eye and skin contact.
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Clean the area around the filler neck. Contamination in
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Carefully fill the fuel mixture up to the lower edge of the filler
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Make sure that no fuel can come into the soil.
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Carefully close the tank cap after fuelling and check that it
does not get loose during operation.
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Check that there is no leakage on the tank cap and fuel
lines. If there are leaks this product may not be started.
Clean the tank cap and the area around it.
Go away at least three metres from the fuelling place to
start the chain saw.
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Check for every use:
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Make sure that the ON/OFF switch, the throttle lock-out
switch, the throttle trigger and the chain brake properly work.
Observe the safety instruction in any case.
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The chain brake is a protective mechanism that is
iggered when the chain saw strikes backwards or
utomatically by the front hand guard (3). The saw chain
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Checking of chain brake
Check the chain brake’s proper function before each work start.
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Start the engine, see “Starting the chain saw”.
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Hold the chain saw with both hands and allow the engine to
run.
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Use the back of your hand to press against the front
hand guard .
The chain saw must stop immediately.
It is not allowed to use this chain saw without
properly working chain brake. Please contact the
manufacturer or the customer service point.
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Apply the chain brake. Push the front hand guard
forward.
Have a safe standing position.
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Place the chain saw on the grou
the guide bar and chain showing
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to the left.
Chain and guide bar must stand free.
Put the right foot tip in the rear handle (29) and hold the
front hand e
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Put the ON/OFF switch (8) to
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Press the throttle lock-out switch (5) and operate the
throttle trigger (6) at the same time.
Fully pull out the choke lever (7)
and release the
pump (28) to pump
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Press several times on the pri
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fuel into the carburetor.
Grasp the cranking handle and slowly pull the cranking
rope until a resistance is felt. Then, pull quickly and
firmly. While doing so, press the front handle (4) down.
Do not fully pull out the cranking rope and slowly
guide the cranking handle back to make sure that
the cranking rope is correctly wound up.
When the engine starts slightly open the throttle
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choke lever automatically jumps to the operating
position
and the engine idles.
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Release the chain brake. Push the front hand guard
ds the front handle (3)
. The chain saw is ready
for operation.
Only operate the throttle trigger (6) with the chain
brake released. A blocked saw chain may result in
damages to the chain drive.
